Sharp County record., 1887-12-22

Schwartz, was arrested at Lima, o.,
=, the lSt. He raves continually of
>, Anarchists, and says that he will "m
~ 1t hot" for Governor Oglesby, and 9
men who have blood OH their hands '
~ have trouble"
REPRESENTATIVE BRECKENRIDGE, of 1
!, kansas, had an interview with Doorkee1
e Donelson, on the 1st, in his of1ics at /
Capitol in Washington. Mr.. Donels
declined to state the nature of the int
> view, but from what could be learned t
= meeting between the gentlemen was n
Oh the most amicable character.
NOTWITHSTANDING the stringent poll
surveillance, United Ireland and 9th
irlsh papers which print reports Of nee
lhgs OF suppressed branches of the Leapl
are freely circulated.
ALEXANDER TAYLOR, a red.cheeket
biue-eyed, ,ingenuous.looking Eng glishmal
tWenty'one years old, came from Londo
10 New York seven weeks ago, got int
the poSt-ofiice service a month later, an
Is now locked up in Ludlow Street Jail fo
stealing letters from the mails.
MR. SEXTON was unanimously elecad
LORD Mayor of Dublin on the 1st. to no.
ceed Mr.. Sullivan. In a speech th9o ting
% ane corporation for the honor>eonferred
upon him, he said that ssrT dov devel
. oped new attacks ~ p9s5y tbs ives and lib.
critics of the peoE>'t'oh 'n' i''0' anu
FIRE in a Nsatple.
the lew York tenement mousse on
!. morning of the 1st caused a panic
lamong its inmates. All escaped unln-
iured except Joseph Jacobs, aged tVe'
who was burned to death. The damage 10
the building amounted to $4,000.
]. L. EICHELBEBGER, young attorney,
is missing froI his home in CINCINNATI
since Thanksgiving Day, with several
crooked transactions developed. Among
them is that Of obtaining a gold watch
from his affianced bride and diamond
ring from a jeweler of his acquaintance
under false pretenses. 4 forged checX
also figures among his eccentricttleS'
A MAN giving the name of Arthlr
O'Keefe told a story to Philadelphia
saloon. keeper on the 1st, in which he de-
cared himself the murderer OF OctaVuS
Cato. The murder was committed during
an election riot in the spring of 1911, and
owing to the prominence Of Cato, who
was the leader OF the colored mon, caused
great excitement. O'Keefe was arrested.
FOLLOWING is an epitome of the public
debt statement issued on the l't: Iotai
debt, principal and interest, S1,6I9,Sl6,66);
debt, less cash in the treasury, Sl,295, Ill.,
1853; increase of debt during November,
81, 400, $50; decrease since June 30. 1887,
$39, 2l5, 6S4: total cash in the treasury,
SjO4, 80, 165.
The report of the Comptroller of the
Currency shows that the total number of
National banks organized up to the 31st OF
October was 1905, of which 62t have gone
into voluntary liquidation, 1l9 have failed,
leaving in operation at that date 3,O6l.
Of this number 3,049 furnished reports OF
condition at the date of the last call,
October 5.
The great Orange diamond found at the
Cape of Good Hope, and which is ten
carats heavier than the Kohinoor, now in
possession of Queen Victoria, was offered
for sale at auction in London on the 1st,
but was withdrawn because there were no
bidders.
The London Lancet says: "Dr. Mac.
kenzie receives highly satisfactory adj
vices concerning the condition of the
German Crown Prince. In view of the
fact that there is no actual microscopical
proof of the existence of cancer, the
diminution Of the swelling is not without
q certain degree of clinical Importance. y
DEmooEATIo Senators in Wushrngtsy
are trying to induce Mr.. Carlisle to foregS
the Speakership and take the chairman
ship OF the ways and means committee.
Mr.. ,ck, Mr.. German aud others urge
this. They say it is the wish of the PreS-
deat.
LAST session Congress doubled the Gov
ernment appropriation for the militia OF
the several States, making the amount for
the year $4,000. The result has been so
satisfacto that the larger amount will
be continued in the next appropriationbill,
if, indeed, there is not urther increase